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A. j. BRADLEY * CO., Thirteenth and Hui
streets. Manchester. Agent Tor the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
g.. NASHON a. son. 80. = y. Tenth street.
H. g. CHAPLIN a. 90. No. n. Tenth street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a. CO.. lllj +. Main
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.,. 5l3 T.. Broad street.
Betting. hose. und an Kinds Oi rubber goods
Rubber STAMPS
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANCFA
TURING CO.. l2l1 T.. Nam ST.. Manuflc
rurer. aud importers Oi stamp novelties.
o5 BANS street. Agents wanted. send ioi
sigu Painting:
d. THOMPSON. Franklin street. under Ex
change Hotel. Advertising sign artist
board fence aud wall ,igusa speciality.
l.. LfPSCOMB, so. zs n. Ninth street. Sign
painting aud gliding on glass.
soap Factory:
r. GARCIN & CO.. 1870 Franklin street lc- l
lshcd ls0Jl. Toilet and Laundry SOAPS.
Tanors;
T. W. stage. Twelfth street. under American
Hotel. civic aud military tailor.
Undertakers:
%. "A. MORRIsEIr SO. II Seventh stto
Manchester. Phone. S,b.
Wire Mattresses and Cots,
r. W. LOWE. PA h. Main street, manuiactu
rer Of Champion Woven Wire Nattrcssc
and Cots. The. best and cheapest in the mar
ket.
wood and Coal:
ELBA COAL YARD lElba station. Cd.
and Pine streets. ". 5. Pitcher, agent a
kinds OF Coal, Wood. and Coke. eco
nhOne. iral.
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She had q face surprising fair;
All men admired der beauty rare:
And j.
Well. adorod her nothing less;
To be- With her was happiness q
Three ply.
OF course She knew. she Was not blind,
She saw my plight. and She was kind
And good,
For when asked hDg u she'd we'd
a chap likr me. sh. biu@hcd. and said
She would
Oh. then the summer quickly flew
Till the time came fo say adieu
One night
She promised when went away
That every single blessed day
She'd write.
But her first letter drove me mad
Almost. with wild despair, for sad
ToteS.
This lovely maid. fog "hom Iyearnea
So lovingly. had never learned
To spell
journal Of Education.
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Agent showing Harlem hau-And this,
madam. il the servants room.
Madam duhiouslyl Rather small for my
girl She's feet TO-
Agent Oh. there viii io no trouble about
that, madam. assure YOU The family who
last occupied the fiat employed girl feet
tall
Madam-How did She manage Il.
Agent-She let her feet hang ont 80 the
hall The Epoch
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A Tongue in Knots.


toontracted malaria In the amps OF LOUIS
lana while working for the telegraph compan,
and ms, every Kind OF me icine ould hear
nj wi bout relief. | at last succeeded IN oreak-
Inv the fever but 1t cost me over sl'' anu
then nv system was Frustrated ana 'aturd'eo
with malarial poison aud | became most
help...s. I finally came here. my mout 40
nlied with SORES hat could scarcely eat an"
nv tongue nav an. filled with littie KNOTS
Various remedies We rcsoued 70 without
effect | bought two bottles # +. Il. Is and
IL has cured and ,trengthcu ed me. All sores OF
nv mouth are he,led nnd my ngue entirely
clear of knots aad -oreness. and ! feel Ike
new man. \. r. BRITTOS.
jackson, Tenn. April p, looo'
stiff .,oints-A Most Remarkable Case Of
scrofuIa and rheumatism.
have Il lit g boy twelve years old whose
knees have /, en- drawn almost double aud his
Joints r. perfectly stiG, and has been in this
condition three Years. unable 10 walk. During
that time be Medical Board of Loudon
county examined him. and pronounced the dis
ease scrofua and pre.cr bed, but no benefit
ever derived. | then used a m 4ch advertised
preparation without benefit. Three weeks ago
he ,ecame perfectly helpless and suffered
dreadfully.
A friend who had used b. b. B. advisedits
use. He hasu-cd one bottle and all pain has
ceased and he can now walk. This has been
pronounced a most wonderful action. as his
complaint had banlcd everything Ishancon-
tinue 10 useit ON him.
Mrs. EMMA GRIFFITHs.
Unltia. Tenn. March >. 1850.
webb city, Ark, Blood.
Having tested 3. %. b. and und it 10 be al
that is ciaimt d for IL. / commend 10 q any aud
ever, one suffering from blood poison. 10 has
done me more good for less money and IN a
shorter space of time than any bluOd Furiuer
] ever uscI. ! owe he comfort of ms lie tOlts
use for ] have been troubled " Oh q severe
form Of blood olson Tor ORGY ars and i" und
no relief equal 20 hat given ny the use OF
| h. Il B. W G.. MCGAUnEY.
webb City. Ark. May 3, 1850.
All who desire full information about the
cause and cure of Blood POisOns, ocrOiula- ana
ScrofulOus Sweliiugs. Ulcers, sores hheuma-
tism. Kidney complaints. taiarrh, ctc., can
secure by mail free, copy OF our 81 paRclilus-
trated Book OF Wonders, nllcd with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
Address BLOOD BALM co.
noi3tf Atlanta Ga.
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The Gar spoke English.

The late Maj Mordecai, OF North Carolina,
met the car Of Russia once, and in the course
Of the conversation, which was carried on in
French, addressed linn IS "Monsieurr Turn
Ing 10 Gen Mcclellan. tho major said: "D-n
the fellow, | called him mister" The ear,
with a smile, remarked. "let us talk Eng
lish, we can eet along better The North
Carolinian didn't cuss theczar any moro dur
ing that interview. atlanta Constitution.
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FUCKERS
Anti-ISiliOus>
AND
Dyspepsia Pills.

The leadiu. pH'. oi tho dag- Wins Beeause
ae demand ior them ls greater tIuu ,ot uny
other pills on the market becausetuey auswo
the purpose for which they are recommended
giving relief 90 Headache. Constipation. Nc.,a
once They DO NOT grpe0r weaken rhc system
as other pills often do. They are composed cn
urely of powerful vegetable extracts and
resenoids. well known 90 the profess Do. They
remove Bihousness. Dzzinoss. Bad Broatu.
and cure Dy-eufery. Jaun tee. Malaria Dys
Depsia. and all diseases oft the Liver Only one
Pm Tor e dose except Boo extreme cases. They
are Tue PILL tor DnI.s and Fever sections.
Recommended. endorsed. ami prescribed by
headings physicians.
Write t0 or call on
JOHN g.. RUCkEk.
J2 Twelfth street.
Lyuohburg, Va.
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Mrs. Al PYLE. 80 *. fnthstreet. IS i
cleaning, securing, ana carpet cIci f
Manufacturer OF tne Acme kenOYatOf.
Mrs. "A. BANAi,ILN slb T.. Broad
Lace curtains speciality.
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HUMAN HAIR GOODS.

All kinds of Ladies' Hair Work on hand and
made 20 order az short notice.
Prices reasonable and SATISFACTION yuaan
teed HUGHES HAIR STOKE.
IL East Broad slfeet.
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Richtennslx Indisnant.

Young Jmks-Why are you not at work.
Young Blinks-Ny employer discharged
me this morning. but that isn't the worst
Of IT,
OH
"He actually kicked me out OF The place
kicked me ont sir
"Wel, what are You gong to do"
81 shall send in my resignation at oncs'--
Omaha World
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sale and retail Proprietor OF fmysrl oif
mai Ncrre and Bone LnimeuL
T.. T.. kBkN T.. ar East Marshall, % fI
DIVA s. NortOu's Horse Tonic, POllortr
rcUsIa Remedy. &C.
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See what Dr. Williams has tosay about them

500 WlAT Do " TTIIN7 IH7 -V7Il IUITI IH0M
LYNCRBURG, Va, june ith, 1881
Having prescribed on several oocasiops your
Anti Bilious and dyspepsia Pills. e ghcs me
pleasure % confidently commend fhDm 10 tine
public, consisting as they DO of several iugrc
dents OF prompt and efficient activity fully
recognized In the mutcra mCdlca, they eA-
hibit lu wonderful manner thc beneficial ne
suits OF their combination.
3sez}3m Thomas j. WILLIAMS. 81. ID.
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JOSEPH DELARUE. IO2 J.. Main stree
hanging ami general machine rCpa InF
Model, for patents.
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q. +. REDFORD, 1910 l.. Main street. Prct
cal plumber. timer. gas and steam filter.
J.. q. TiNSLEf. if Brook avenue. Steam and
gas fitting, thinning, 50.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. gl6 J.. Broad street. Money
advanced Ou personal property. Ohcc closed
from Friday at shutdown tO Saturday 40
shutdown.
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AlRFlELD DAIRY formerly Westnaml. AZ
y. Seventh street, and no +. Main street.
Fresh milk. cream, butter. butter mlih, aud
cheese.
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ADAM DIACONT. 2O5 f. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly aud
promptly done.
street. mattress maker and upuf. tcror
wholesale and retail. Repairing ncu grd
dumbly done.
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WALLEN & WhAY, Seventh and Grace
ties, &c.
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Paints. Oils. SC.


RICHMOND PAINTsTORE,s E. Broad IL,
Paints. oils. glass. aud painters supplies.
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A.C. HIGH. l-2s T. Nam street. Watches and
Jewclry neatly repaired.
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"A. WALLERSTlNE q CO.. ID and s. FL
tccnth street. Potatoes, butter. be
hage, &c.
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MinernI Mater nottler-

CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 800 ". p
street. Manufacturers Of Vanilla Pu.
and mineral waters.
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Country Produce

Contractors and Builders
A.C. HOUSTON. SO T.. Nam street.
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~. NICK BEDFORD. lfE T.. Main street
sigu OF the Horse. Manufacturer ana whole
sale dealer.
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$. j. DAVIS. - y. Ninth street. sAs
awnings. oil-cl0ths, aud paper hanging.
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WALTER j. TODD. i26 n. sixth street. Con
sigumcnts OF country produce solicited.
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WILLIAM G.. FULLER. lllO T.. Cary street
Special attention 20 repairing.
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A. b. CLAhkE& SON. lifU East Main sire
Agents for Imperial chilled plOWs.
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J. p. JUSfls. g y. Fifteenth street, &C.
agent. Established lsdo.
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]. A. GRASBEkG kk, Hio h. Franklin street
All work guaranteed.
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AsA sNYDER s. 90. l0l' tolol4 Cary stree
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DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
BUSINESS HOUSES

The Directory beloc Of reliable ana goOa
business houses. gtring their Iocdt'cn ana
business, ,ciR be found very useful Us d source
n reference for Information retdf'oe w
md all the different brdnehes Of otis'ne"S'
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Canvas Goods.

John J. GERlNG. corner OF Fourteenth an0
Main streets. Tents. awnings, bags, morse ana
wagon covers.
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Analytical Chemist:

FIR HENRY FKOELING. II 5. Twelfth stree
chemist 70 Chesapeake and ONO ana nv
mond and Alleyhany railroads. Special 80
tention To ores ana mineral waters
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY X; A.
proprietor. II ;. Twelfth street. whole 81
and retail.
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BARRIERS:

VI. j. DIMNOCK, lle l.. Main street.
respOndencc solicited.
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WILLIAM ". GAkDN hk, DO r..
street. Hair cutting, dyeing. shaF'
shampOong.
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Butchers.
WALTER T.. BRAUER, stall No. Y, tlrs'
Market. Smoked beef-tOngues specially.
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Candy Manufacturer /.

OLIVER b. DYER. ga L. Marshall street
wholesale and retail. sole agent lor the
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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Boots and Shoes
]. r.. TRASDALE. ljl5 +. Main street.
$50 and s. mems and g and sZD ian.es
shoes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-11
WASHINGTON.

SsCY. OF STATE BAYARD has received
from the United States minister to Lis
bor dispatch stating that by recent
decree rolled and leaf tobacco shipped to
Portugal after Jan. % will pay duty at
S4.32 kilo.
The house committee on invalid pen
sions reported adversely on the bills for
the relief of Mrs. John A. Logan and
Mrs. Frank Z. Blair, but Endorsed the bill
to allow Walt Whitman S25 per month
for life for his services as volunteer nurse
among the soldiers.
The senate Monday adopted resolu-
tions o. inquiry as to the Apache Indians
held in confinement in Florida, and
whether any national banks require pay
ments of loans or discounted notes in
gold only,
.IHE secretary of war, in a ccmmunica-
tion to congress, reports the unorganixed
militia of tho United States at 1855, ,692
men, 1t appears that Arkansas, Oregon,
Tennessee, and Mississippi have no or.
gauized forces.
The commissioner of patents has pre-
scented his annual report, which showed
that the receipts had been 81, 1,l54,55l, the
expenditures $685., sos, and that there was
IS, ,l07, ,4a3 to the credit of the patent fund
iii the treasury.
GEN. Brace has introduced in the house
bill prohibiting the wearing of badges
decorations, etc, of any kind, by unau'
thorized persons, indicating military or
naval service of the late war. This is
presumably aimed at the professional
dead. beats who pursue their avocatior
under the disguise of members of the G.
A. r. or similar organizations.
The secretary of the interior reports to
the senate that forty-four of the older
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-11
CRIME AND CRIMINALS

ARENsDoRF and five others, charger with
murder and conspiracy in the Haddock
affair, appeared in court at Sioux City,
Monday, and entered pleas of not guilty.
In card to the public the wife of
Joseph G. Mackin states that no steps
toward her husbands pardon have been
| taken with his or her sanction, and that
release obtained by scheming is not de-
sired
JOHN De LIE n, of New York who styles
himself all ologer, recently convict ed
of kidnapping young girls to ship to
Panama, has been sentenced t0 fifteen
Years imprisonment at hard labor.
The warden of the Brooklyn peniten-
tiary and two of his keepers were as
| saulted Saturday in street by dis
charged convict, who inflicted slight
wounds on two of the officials before he
could be ironed.
In the criminal court at New Orleans
DIR. L. j. Ford plead guilty to the charge
of manslaughter in killing j. c. Kirkpat-
rick, who had eloped from Shreveport
with the doctors wife. The plea excited
great surprise, and will no doubt cause
active efforts for a pardon.
JOHN d. LIsLB, discount clerk in the
First National Bank of Baltimore, has
been missing since Saturday, and is de-
faulter for an amount in excess of $780,
900. He deceived the bank examiner by
substituting forged notes for genuine
ones, destroying the bogus paper when
the examination was completed.
THR hearing in the case of Henry
Shwartz, charged with being involved
in the Rock Island train express robbery
and the murderer of Messenger Nichols,
was concluded at Morris, ILL.,, Thursday
night, the justice holding the accused
without bail TO the Grand Jury.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-11
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS'
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

| Ar Fort Dodge, Iowa, the implement
| house of ID. w. Halstead was consumed
by flames, Saturday. Loss $4,000.
The Hamony rolling mills, at Paterson,
n. j., valued at $250,00O, were badly dam
aged by fire.
THE Bedsll and Taylor blocks and Be
dell's stock of hardware, at Chetopa, Ks.
were destroyed by fire Wednesday morn
ing. Loss, about $40 600; insurance, S2O,-
900.
FIRE Wednesday morning swept away
the Huron house at Port Huron, Michi-
gan.
FoUR girls were burned to death in a
schC oil house at Ste. Monique, Quebec,
Wednesday.
THE loss by the burning of the State
Industrial school, formerly the Western
House of Refuge, at Rochester, n. Y,
is now estimated at 100000; no insur-
ance.
FoUR buildings were gutted at Helena,
NJ. T., one man being burned to death and
another badly injured. The mercury at
the time of the fire registered 40 below
zero.
Two hotels, two general stores, and a
saloon on Maokinac Island were swept
away by fire Sunday night. Many per
sons narrowly escaped with their lives.
The loss is 100000; no insurance.
VIM. MoELLANH, of Eau Claire, Wis,
while arranging the bull's-eye at a target
match, was accidentally shot with rifle
in the hands of Ben Sherman, causing
instant death.
THE boilers of the Harvey paper mill,
at Wellsburg, w. Va, exploded Wednes-
afternoon, wrecking the building and set
ting the ruins on fire. Two men were in
stanly killed and two others received SER
ious injuries.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-11
FOREIGN.

SIX thousand coal miners in Fife and
Clackmannan counties, Scotland, have
struck for an advance in wages.
A BERLIN cablegram states that the
German government will negotiate a loan
of $76,000,000 for military purposes.
T. NJ. HEALEY was Saturday elected to
the British parliament for North Long
ford, to fill the scat declined by Justin
Mccarthy.
The French minister of foreign af-
fairs has informed the cabinet that the
outlook of international affairs is peace
full.
The lord lieutenant of Ireland, while
declining to abate rentals on his es-
tates III the county of Down, offers to
sell his tenants their holdings at reason
able rates.
The Hungarian workmen's party has
issued an appeal for subscriptions to de-
fray the expenses of the German social
ist election campaign.
SEAT in the British parliament, to be
made vacant by the resignation of Lord
Algernon Percy, is likely to be accepted
by Mr.. Goschen, chancellor of the exche-
quer.
FIFTEEN policemen were required to
preserve order at London brokers' of
flee where a crowd desired to subscribe
for stock in the new Alsopp Brewing
company. The doors of the place had to
be temporarily closed.
THE socialists of Saxony have nomin-
ated twenty-three candidates for the
reichstag, including Bebel for old Dres-
den and the town of Leipsic, Viereck for
the Keipsic district outside the town,
Liebkneoht for Mittweida, Kayser for
Reichenbach, and Auer for Glauchau.
PREMIER DEpRETIs has informed the
Italian chamber of depaties that the
force operating with the AbyssInians for
the relief of Kassala were annihilated on
January 20. The government asked an
appropriation of $1,000,o00 to send rein
forcements, which was passed almost un-
animously.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-11
GENERAL NOTES.

JACK SrRAIN recently resigned the post
mastership at Big Spring, Illinois, to
which he was appointed by President
Jackson. For his fifty -four years service
he has received warrant for $40.
Tue river at Detroit is so blockaded
with ice that railway ferriage has been
abandoned. All the transferring for the
Michigan Central is being done at Am
herstberg.
IT is reported that the Chicago, Bur
lington and Northern road has fully de-
termined to build line west of the
Mississippi river into the heart of Da-
kota.
A ELL has been introduced in the Da-
kota legislature appropriating $150,000
to purchase seed grain for needy settlers
whose crops were destroyed by drought
last year.
THE Illinois Central bridge at Cairo
will require three thousand feet of tres
tie. commencement has been made
with seventy five feet, and the work goes
rapidly forward.
GAS well has been developed at Ian
caster, Ohio, after nine months of patient
work. 1t yields supply believed to be
quadruple that required for the city. The
drill was sent down nineteen hundred
feet
Ii is understood that on Saturday last,
at Justices Office in the township of
Jefferson, adjacent to Chicago, Nina Van
| Zandt and August Spies were married by
| proxy, the latter being represented by
his brother, holding the power of attor-
| ney.
The oil excitement at Findly, Ohio
! has led TO large transactions in land. A
| tract of one hundred acres in the southern
! part of the city changed hands at S25,.
| 600, and eighty acres in the norther n
! quarter brought SS4,o 900.
The $1,000 and $500 license bill for
large and small towns has passed the
| Minnesota legislature. Municipal and
town authorities are empowered to make
| the license as much in excess of the
above figures as they deem proper.
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tion 4a5, chapter %. of the revised stat
utes entitled 'of common schools" as
amended by chapter 90, laws of 1885, and
chapter 29e, laws of 1883. Mr.. La Sells:
To amend section 1247 of the revised stat
utes, relating 10 the collection and appli-
cation of highway taxes. In committee
or the whole the house considered al
length the bill providing for the ius pee
uon of steam boilers and the examination
OF engineers, and the employment of
competent engineers. Several amend
ments were presented, but the commit
tee rose before reporting the bill to the
house. Adjourned.
TUESDAY, Feb. S.
Sendte-The following bills we're intro
duced; By Sen. Wechselberg, to annex
the village of Bay View to the city of
Milwaukee. Sen. De Croft, to provide
for constructing a ferry across the Mis-
sisslppl river, from point in Buffalo
county. Wis, to the village of Waukesha.
Minnesota. The bill relating to the pub
hcation of reports of certain insurance
companies was passed and the senate ad-
Iourned.
HouSe-Several petitions were present
ed relating to the shipment of stock.
The following bills were then introduced
By Mr.. Ferris, to provide for the preser
vation of game in certain counties; MIR.
Hammel, to prohibit railway companies
from heating their passenger cars with
stoves; Mr.. Harris, relating to licensing
of express companies. The assembly
then went into committee of the whole,
Mr.. Brigham in the chair, to consider bill
No. 80, A., relating to the inspection of
steam boilers. Several other bills were
also considered, all of which were report
ed to the assembly. The committee then
arose and the house adjourned.